Archive · 4 Aug 2025
SSC to Disclose Details of Job Candidates to Other Employers
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) is starting a new system where they will share the information of candidates who applied for jobs but weren't hired, with other potential employers.
This will begin with exams whose results come out in November 2024.
Candidates can choose if they want their information shared.
If they agree, details like their name, birthday, marks, and address will be given to other organizations for a year.
This aims to help these candidates find other jobs.
SSC will disclose details of non-recommended candidates to other organizations.
The scheme starts with exams with results declared in November 2024.
Information shared includes name, DOB, marks, and address.
Candidates can opt out of having their details shared.
The data will be available for one year from disclosure.
- Who
- SSC and non-recommended candidates who opt-in.
- What
- SSC will share details of non-recommended candidates with other employers.
- When
- Starting from results declared in November 2024.
- Where
- The information will be hosted on the SSC website and potentially linked to a centralized recruitment portal.
- Why
- To facilitate wider employment opportunities.
- Organization
- Staff Selection Commission (SSC)
- Action
- Disclosure of candidate details to other employers
- Target
- Non-recommended candidates
- Requirement
- Candidate consent is required
- Information Shared
- Name, Father’s/Husband’s name, DOB, Category, Gender, Qualifications, Marks, Rank, Address, Email
- Validity
- One year from disclosure date
